What? You mean feelings?

Are you kidding me? Who would develop feelings for an NPC?

Even if this NPC were a living, breathing person, Su Lin wouldn't feel anything unusual.

It's just acting; he'll make enough money for himself first.

"Let's go back and rest first. We'll be staying here for a few more days."

Su Qingyang turned and left, and the several male and female swordsmen beside him quickly followed. Someone even urged Su Lin in a low voice: "Junior brother, don't delay, catch up."

"Um."

Su Lin hesitated for a moment, then quickly followed.

He knew the most basic taboo in role-playing games: one cannot easily deviate from the game mechanics and assign oneself a native identity. If the "role-playing" is not done well, one will face a more dangerous escape situation and will most likely fail to escape on the spot.

This is also the biggest limitation of role-playing games: you have to play your role well on one hand, and escape in a reasonable way on the other.

If you're not careful, you might get locked in a certain area, which will greatly waste the time efficiency of the game.

After all, the match time is directly linked to the time of other players in the waiting area. If you stay here for an extra day, other players may become stronger faster, causing you to fall behind.

However, while there are drawbacks and limitations, there are also advantages and benefits.

Role-playing games are the most luck-based escape games, and there is a saying that "good or bad starting positions" are important.

For example, Su Lin made the right starting choice this time, which gave him a good role and additional local game resources.

If used properly, Su Qingyang is Su Lin's biggest asset in this game. If the strategy is further developed, the entire Tianyong Sword Pavilion can also be seen as a powerful force that Su Lin can rely on.

This was even more evident after Su Lin followed Su Qingyang back to their resting room.

"Minimum living allowance?!"

As soon as Xiao Linlin stepped into the room, she couldn't help but gasp, and Su Lin couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

He saw it: on the desk at the far end of the side room, there was a stack of bamboo slips, emitting a faint red glow unique to those on welfare.

Are you kidding me!

What an incredible start! Basic welfare is just being handed to me so openly and without any danger? It's like it was delivered right to my doorstep!